'Speed demons' line up in chaos on national highway in Binh Duong

Since this afternoon (November 27), a number of clips have appeared on social media recording a group of young men riding modified motorbikes, racing each other on the highway, causing chaos in the area at night.

According to the clip, a group of about 10 young men driving many strangely designed motorbikes, with changed structures and designs, gathered in the middle of the road at night. Many in the group were not wearing helmets.

Then, the group started revving their engines and lined up side by side to compete in speed. Each round, two cars would speed forward, while the other group would stop behind to block their way.

Young men driving modified motorbikes without helmets, gathered on the road to compete in speed.

Through verification by reporters, the above images were recorded on National Highway 13, passing through Ben Cat town, Binh Duong province. This national highway is managed by the Traffic Police Department of Binh Duong province for patrolling, controlling and handling traffic violations.

According to local residents, this area has often seen groups of young people driving modified motorbikes, causing chaos. These groups even ignored traffic to race.

Some young people in the group even recorded clips to show off their "achievements" and posted them on social media groups.

According to the reporter's source, after these clips appeared, the Traffic Police Department of Binh Duong Province coordinated with Ben Cat Town Police to verify and investigate those involved for handling according to regulations.

(Source: Vietnamnet)

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